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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is it right to say" The clouds seem to expand to a never end"

The clouds seem to expand to a never end.

Is it a correct sentence? I mean for "creating writing"if not, how to revise it?

Many thanks!
  

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Never can't be used attributively before a noun (end). I'm not sure what you mean. Perhaps: The clouds seem to expand constantly.

— Cool Breeze

  • Never can't be used attributively before a noun (end).
  • I'm not sure what you mean.
  • Perhaps: The clouds seem to expand constantly.
  • CB
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Never can't be used attributively before a noun (end). I'm not sure what you mean. Perhaps: The clouds seem to expand constantly.

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